Bridging the Gap: Dual-Mode NTN & Terrestrial IoT Connectivity
Antennas for satellite and cellular combined communications
NTN SatCom
Connectivity Beyond our Reach
Dual-Mode connectivity for both Terrestrial Networks (TN) and and Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTN) communications
NTN SatCom
NTN SatCom - Dual-mode connectvity for Terrestrial and Non-Terrestrial communications
NTN SatCom encompasses communication methods that make use of Terrestrial networks such as cell towers, and also Non-Terrestrial communication ability through Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites.
This dual-mode or combination of connectivity options is known by multiple names with NTN (Non-Terrestrial Networks) being the primary. Direct-To-Device (D2D), Direct-To-Cell (D2C), Satellite IoT, cellular satcom and many more.
Brinding the Gap with NTN SatCom Antennas
Benefits
NTN SatCom Antenna Benefits
- Dual-mode capable - Supporting TN and NTN from a single antenna:
- TN – Two-way 5G/4G/LTE cellular coverage using existing cell tower and other cellular infrastructure
- NTN – Two-way communications directly with LEO satellites using LTE frequency bands
- Enabling dual-mode communications via IoT devices:
- Prioritizing terrestrial networks but capable of automatically switching to satellite when the signal is weak or unavailable
- Satellite communications can also be set as the primary communication mode in areas where no cellular coverage is available using an appropriate cellular router, gateway, or radio
- Connectivity in L and S frequency bands
